Verrill, A. Hyatt (Alpheus Hyatt), 1871-1954 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 199
ortthe first front and back cross-pieces of the seat,the upper ends of the cleats being the sameheight as the centre of the rails. The cross- 182 THE AMATEUR CARPENTER pieces are fitted neatly to rest upon the roundrails and should be secured with fine nails wellsunk beneath the surface of the… … in and the braces from legs to seat added. Theedge of the seat may be left untouched, or if de-sired a little ornamental fringe of sticks may beadded as shown in Fig. lid. The chair may beconstructed of peeled or unbarked wood, as de-sired, but as a rule the seat should be of peeledmaterial, as the…
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